2006 NACAC Combined Events Championships
2006 NACAC Combined Events Championships | |
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Organisers | NACAC |
Edition | 2nd |
Date | August 25–26 |
Host city | San Juan, Puerto Rico |
Venue | Estadio Sixto Escobar |
Participation | 15 athletes from 6 nations |
The 2006 NACAC Combined Events Championships were held in San Juan, Puerto Rico, at the Estadio Sixto Escobar on August 25–26, 2006. A detailed report on the event and an appraisal of the results was given.[1]
Complete results were published.[2][3][4][5]
Medallists
[edit]Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
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Men's Decathlon | Ryan Harlan United States | 7966 | Paul Terek United States | 7884 | Chris Boyles United States | 7703 |
Women's Heptathlon | Virginia Johnson United States | 5991 | Hyleas Fountain United States | 5956 | Fiona Asigbee United States | 5779 |
Results
[edit]Men's Decathlon
[edit]- Key
The highest mark recorded in each event is highlighted in yellow
Rank | Athlete | Overall points | 100 m | LJ | SP | HJ | 400 m | 110 m H | DT | PV | JT | 1500 m |
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Ryan Harlan United States | 7966 | 874 10.94 s w:+2.9 | 748 6.72 m w:+2.9 | 852 16.02 m | 896 2.10 m | 790 50.54 s | 953 14.17 s w:+1.1 | 720 42.74 m | 849 4.80 m | 732 59.64 m | 552 5:01.37 min | |
Paul Terek United States | 7884 | 858 11.01 s w:+2.9 | 809 6.98 m w:+3.1 | 778 14.81 m | 785 1.98 m | 853 49.18 s | 803 15.39 s w:+1.1 | 794 46.30 m | 880 4.90 m | 643 53.67 m | 681 4:39.95 min | |
Chris Boyles United States | 7703 | 799 11.28 s w:+2.9 | 783 6.87 m w:+3.2 | 763 14.57 m | 868 2.07 m | 757 51.26 s | 863 14.89 s w:+1.1 | 748 44.06 m | 790 4.60 m | 750 60.84 m | 582 4:56.18 min | |
4 | Massimo Bertocchi Canada | 7147 | 847 11.06 s w:+2.9 | 795 6.92 m w:+3.6 | 622 12.25 m | 731 1.92 m | 769 51.00 s | 896 14.62 s w:+1.1 | 625 38.05 m | 790 4.60 m | 520 45.31 m | 552 5:01.26 min |
5 | Andrés Horacio Mantilla Colombia | 6891 | 791 11.32 s w:+2.9 | 632 6.21 m w:+3.3 | 641 12.57 m | 731 1.92 m | 729 51.91 s | 860 14.91 s w:+1.1 | 701 41.80 m | 562 3.80 m | 589 50.01 m | 655 4:44.09 min |
6 | James Holder Canada | 6807 | 786 11.34 s w:+2.9 | 718 6.59 m w:+3.4 | 620 12.23 m | 653 1.83 m | 763 51.14 s | 842 15.06 s w:+1.1 | 599 36.77 m | 617 4.00 m | 537 46.52 m | 672 4:41.29 min |
Women's Heptathlon
[edit]- Key
The highest mark recorded in each event is highlighted in yellow
Rank | Athlete | Overall points | 100 m H | HJ | SP | 200 m | LJ | JT | 800 m |
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Virginia Johnson United States | 5991 CR | 1100 13.16 s w:+3.4 | 818 1.67 m | 716 12.83 m | 989 23.91 s w:+1.7 | 880 6.10 m w:+1.3 | 640 38.56 m | 848 2:18.24 min | |
Hyleas Fountain United States | 5956 | 1055 13.47 s w:+3.4 | 966 1.79 m | 631 11.54 m | 945 24.37 s w:+1.7 | 985 6.43 m w:+1.2 | 648 39.00 m | 726 2:27.39 min | |
Fiona Asigbee United States | 5779 | 1041 13.56 s w:+3.4 | 928 1.76 m | 727 13.00 m | 887 25.00 s w:+1.7 | 810 5.87 m w:+1.6 | 575 35.15 m | 811 2:20.89 min | |
4 | Juana Castillo Dominican Republic | 5581 | 921 14.41 s w:+3.4 | 818 1.67 m | 713 12.78 m | 849 25.42 s w:+1.7 | 753 5.68 m w:+3.0 | 693 41.36 m | 834 2:19.24 min |
5 | Susan Coltman Canada | 5289 | 888 14.65 s w:+3.1 | 855 1.70 m | 651 11.85 m | 824 25.69 s w:+1.7 | 735 5.62 m w:+1.5 | 567 34.75 m | 769 2:24.04 min |
6 | Flor María Robledo Colombia | 4815 | 799 15.33 s w:+3.1 | 644 1.52 m | 553 10.36 m | 792 26.06 s w:+2.3 | 573 5.05 m w:+2.6 | 685 40.93 m | 769 2:24.09 min |
7 | Yalitza Rivera Puerto Rico | 4716 | 894 14.61 s w:+3.4 | 747 1.61 m | 577 10.72 m | 794 26.04 s w:+2.3 | 527 4.88 m w:+2.8 | 492 30.82 m | 685 2:30.59 min |
8 | Trish Palmer Canada | 4291 | 779 15.48 s w:+3.1 | 577 1.46 m | 608 11.20 m | 796 26.01 s w:+2.3 | 0 NM | 753 44.46 m | 778 2:23.40 min |
9 | Mariana Abuela Mexico | 3989 | 685 16.24 s w:+3.1 | 610 1.49 m | 475 9.17 m | 625 28.08 s w:+2.3 | 441 4.55 m w:+1.5 | 524 32.51 m | 629 2:35.25 min |
Participation
[edit]An unofficial count yields the participation of 15 athletes from 6 countries.
- Canada (4)
- Colombia (2)
- Dominican Republic (1)
- Mexico (1)
- Puerto Rico (1)
- United States (6)
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ Johnson and Harlan win NACAC combined events titles, IAAF, 27 August 2006, retrieved September 14, 2013
- ^ NACAC Combined Events Championships - San Juan - 25 Aug 2006 - 26 Aug 2006 (PDF), Athletics Canada, archived from the original (PDF) on 23 May 2012, retrieved 14 September 2013
- ^ II NACAC Combined Events Championships - 2006 - NACAC-CE San Juan PUR - 25-26 Aug 2006, CACAC, retrieved September 14, 2013
- ^ Central American and Caribbean Games > NACAC Combined Events Championships > Decathlon - men, IAAF, retrieved September 14, 2013
- ^ Central American and Caribbean Games > NACAC Combined Events Championships > Heptathlon - women, IAAF, retrieved September 14, 2013